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By Jon Scheve, Superior Feed Ingredients, LLC Hot and dry weather is expected for the …
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Why inverse markets mean farmers should sell their grain now and not later
Basis and spread trades can boost the bottom line
USDA numbers bullish for wheat, negative for corn and beans
Markets now trading weather
June 30 numbers feeding the bull
Can bean prices rally above $15, or are we on a path back to $10?
Buckle up for the bumpy road of price discovery
Weather, exports and acres will dictate corn prices: $4 and $8 are still possible
Friendly corn, negative soybeans
$4 corn or $8 corn? $10 beans or $20 beans? It all depends on weather and export demand
Daily price swings could be big in coming weeks
The export delivery process
Market attention turning to June 30 report
Market highlights
Neutral soybeans, bearish corn in May 12 numbers
New crop prices still climbing, but aren’t even trading U.S. weather yet
Will corn need to rally to $8 or beans to $18 to ration the remaining supply?
Prices and weather… weather and prices
Planting progress slow around the Corn Belt
Prices could go even higher without significant corn and soybean acre increases
Mixed numbers from WASDE
Soybean numbers show tight supplies moving forward
How is the acreage battle shaping up in March 31 planting intentions?
Which USDA reports are the most important?
Will price levels hold?
South American corn production
What crops will farmers plant this spring?
Mixed March 9 USDA WASDE numbers
Big market reports in March